| 100% | ATTIC | 5 | "Flowers in the ___" (V.C. Andrews novel) |
| 59% | ABEND | 5 | “___ in the River” (V.S. Naipaul novel) |
| 56% | LEI | 3 | Flowers in the sleigh |
| 56% | ANEMONES | 8 | Flowers in the buttercup family |
| 56% | CROCI | 5 | Flowers in the iris family |
| 55% | PANSY | 5 | Flower in the violet family |
| 55% | PETUNIA | 7 | Flower in the nightshade family |
| 55% | ANEMONE | 7 | Flower in the buttercup family |
| 55% | GLADS | 5 | Flowers in the iris family, briefly |
| 53% | GARDENED | 8 | Tended to flowers in the backyard |
| 53% | HYACINTHS | 9 | Mediterranean flowers in the Asparagaceae family |
| 53% | PLANTING | 8 | Placing new flowers in the ground |
| 53% | OXLIPS | 6 | Yellow flowers in the primrose family |
| 52% | JOHNNYJUMPUP | 12 | Flower in the violet family often seen on roadsides |
| 52% | ISLANDS | 7 | "___ in the Sky," 1952 sci-fi novel by Arthur C. Clarke that is set in the later half of the 21st century |
| 51% | DEW | 3 | Precipitation found on a flower in the morning |
| 51% | VICTIMS | 7 | The V in Law & Order: SVU |
| 51% | VINYL | 5 | The V in a PVC pipe |
| 51% | ROSE | 4 | Flower in "Beauty and the Beast" |
| 50% | PIMPERNEL | 9 | "Scarlet" flower in the title of a famous play |
| 50% | VUITTON | 7 | The V in Paris fashion house LV |
| 50% | SOL | 3 | G, in the C scale |
| 50% | IGOR | 4 | Servant in the "Discworld" novels |
| 50% | WEB | 3 | World Wide ___, invention by Tim Berners-Lee that was mentioned in the sci-fi novel "Dial F for Frankenstein" by Arthur C. Clarke |
| 49% | AZALEA | 6 | Last flower in the first section of a botanical dictionary |
| 49% | TRASHIEST | 9 | In the poorest of taste, as a novel |
| 49% | HOUSEELF | 8 | In the Harry Potter novels, Dobby is a __ |
| 49% | QUEEQUEG | 8 | Harpooner in the novel Moby-Dick |